And a cryptocurrency could play an important role in this evolution: $LINK (Chainlink).
🏦 RWA (Real World Assets) consist of representing real-world assets—bonds, funds, real estate, or other financial assets—on the blockchain.
But there’s an essential problem:
👉 How do you get traditional markets to communicate with blockchains?
That’s exactly where Chainlink becomes interesting.
🔗 Its oracles make it possible to bring real-world data to smart contracts.
🌉 With its interoperability infrastructure, Chainlink also aims to facilitate the exchange of data and assets between different blockchains.
💡 If the tokenization of financial assets continues to advance, the infrastructure capable of connecting TradFi + blockchain could become extremely important.
Salesforce climbs by 18% and starts delivering answers to those who thought that AI would destroy the software industry.
The company generated $11.35 billion in revenue in the last quarter, up 11% year over year. But the biggest surprise is on the profit side, with earnings per share reaching 5,90$ $ when Wall Street was only expecting EPS of $3.27.
Profitability keeps improving. Operating margin hit 34% and free cash flow jumped 81% to reach $1.1 billion.
As for me, the figure I’m most interested in is precisely artificial intelligence.
Agentforce and Data 360 now generate nearly $3.9 billion in annualized recurring revenue, up more than 210% in one year. Agentforce alone now exceeds $1.5 billion and shows growth of over 240%.
By the way, Salesforce continues to integrate AI directly into its ecosystem. The company has just expanded its partnership with Anthropic with “Claudeforce,” which allows Claude models to be used inside Salesforce tools and data.
Slack is also starting to benefit from this strategy. The number of Slackbot users jumped by more than 150% compared to the previous quarter, and Slack has recorded its best growth in new contracts since its acquisition by Salesforce.
In short, the results from the last quarter are very compelling in today’s environment. For several months, the software sector has been under pressure because investors are wondering whether AI will enable companies to replace certain traditional software.
For now, Salesforce is showing the opposite scenario: the company is using AI to add new features to its software, increase the value of its platform, and sell new products to its existing customers.
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What if the next big cryptos weren’t the ones everyone is talking about? 🚀
In every crypto cycle, some projects become popular very quickly.
But the real work is to look for usefulness before the hype.
🔎 An interesting project may have: • real utility • solid technology • an active community • a growing ecosystem • a team capable of building long-term
⚠️ Caution: a small market cap also usually means more risk.
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👉 Above all, look at what it’s trying to solve.
💬 For you, what matters most: a crypto’s price or its utility?
Magna International and BRP plunge by more than 6% following the announcement of 50% U.S. tariffs on vehicles and auto parts.
In the case of Magna, the connection is fairly direct. The company manufactures parts for automakers and its production network is integrated between Canada and the United States.
For BRP, which manufactures in particular the Ski-Doo, Sea-Doo, and Can-Am, the risk is a bit different but just as real. You have to understand that the company depends heavily on the U.S. market. A context of trade war with tariffs this high can quickly weigh on sales and margins.
That’s what worries investors and leads them to question the future profitability of these two companies.
You can wonder what Magna’s profit margin will be if certain parts cross a tariffed border multiple times. Will BRP be able to pass the additional costs on to its American customers? Will some production need to be moved to the south of the border?
Even though the 50% auto tariffs are (theoretically) not set to take effect until January 2027, the market is not waiting that long to reassess the risk.
As for me, I’m a shareholder of BRP (DOO) and Magna (MG). I bought these manufacturing companies in April 2025 following the famous announcement of Trump’s reciprocal tariffs.
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Scotiabank climbs 7% after posting results well above expectations.
Net profit reached $2.95 billion compared with $2.53 billion in the same period last year. On an adjusted basis, earnings per share rose from 1.88$ to $2.28. Wall Street had expected $2.10.
Scotiabank’s revenue was also above the consensus after generating $10.54 billion during the quarter, while analysts had forecast $9.99 billion.
For those less familiar with Scotiabank’s structure, it has a significant banking network in Canada as well as the online bank Tangerine. In addition, it has other subsidiaries in wealth management, capital markets, and in several international markets.
Just like BMO, the different divisions performed well during the third quarter.
Canadian banking operations generated $1.07 billion in profit versus $958 million last year. International operations rose from $670 million to $725 million, and wealth management saw profits jump from $417 million to $515 million.
Once again, the best-performing department is capital markets. This division generated $647 million in profit, representing an increase of nearly 37% year-over-year. Slightly lower than BMO’s. (+46%)
Important: Scotiabank set aside $1.08 billion to cover potential credit losses, slightly more than the $1.04 billion set aside the previous year. Scotiabank continues to be cautious about the possibility of defaults in the future.
Despite the new trade tensions between Canada and the United States, management remains relatively optimistic. Scotiabank’s CEO believes that the tariffs currently in place remain “manageable” for the economy and notes that the affected products account for around 5% of the country’s exports.
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